Voluble synonyms and antonyms

vŏl'yə-bəl

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talkative
Speaking openly and honestly, neglecting privacy and consequences.
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glib
Speaking or spoken in a smooth, fluent, easy manner, often in a way that is too smooth and easy to be convincing
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loquacious
The definition of loquacious is a person who really enjoys talking.
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fluent (related)
The definition of fluent is having complete knowledge of a foreign language so you can express yourself in that language, or the ability to speak easily, flow freely or move smoothly.
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oily
Too smooth; slippery; unctuous
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revolving
That revolves
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rotating
That proceeds in sequence or in turns
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twining
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twisting
Having many twists
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vocal
(Music) Of, relating to, or performed by singing:
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wordy
Using an excessive number of words.
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chatty
(WWI slang) Infested with chats, ie, lice
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conversational
(Comput.) interactive
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garrulous
(Of something written or performed) Excessively wordy and rambling.
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talky
Containing too much talk, or dialogue
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gabby
(Informal) Inclined to chatter; talkative
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words (related)
Given to conversation
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taciturn (antonym)
Almost always silent; not liking to talk; uncommunicative
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pugnacious (related)
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jocose (related)
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scornful (related)
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Voluble Sentence Examples

  • Spaniards are reputed to be among Europe 's most voluble people.

  • He had just left the room in which I sat with Basil Grant and his brother Rupert, the voluble amateur detective.

  • Certainly, in media interviews the normally voluble economics graduate was virtually monosyllabic, his face resembling an Easter Island statue.

  • Even the normally voluble Lembit was reduced to saying Oaten should be given " space " .

  • With the alcohol flowing freely the many were quite voluble, ranging from running, football through to religion and the meaning of life.

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